Wheat outlook in Southwest Kansas sparks cautious optimism
Nearly 11 percent more wheat acres are expected in Kansas for next year despite a bleak 1966 crop outlook. Freeze damage grows clearer daily while experts warned earlier. Economic impact of extra allotments remains uncertain as dryland fallow and high prices shape income more than acreage alone. A possible bumper fall millet and better rain could lift demand and prices, sustaining hope amid pessimism.
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Kansas
Land of Hope
Campaign for jobs reform in married women employment
Letter argues the current US system harms the economy by keeping married women and others from remunerative work. The writer proposes Kansas adopt a rule ensuring work is available to those who must work, aiming for “enough for all, but excess for none.” Signed by Harry Martin of 1212 E Chestnut.
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United States
Kansay
Harry Martin
Chestnut
Encyclopedia of U.S. Government Benefits offered with free kittens and batburgers
An ad features a government services handbook promising a comprehensive guide with 750 pictures. It offers free white kittens at the Mendenhall home and two puppies from a border collie mix, plus kittens at the Eatherly home. Also notes batburgers at an Eat-Out Inn, hot dogs with kraut in a bun.
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U.S
G.L. Mendenhall
Hamline
Ralph Greathouse
Imperial Rt
White House backs Valenti as movie czar amid Moyers shift
Drew Pearson reports a behind the scenes White House realignment that elevates Jack Valenti to movie czar with a $175,000 salary, sidelining Bill Moyers who previously ran national security tasks. The move follows pressure from Arthur Krim and Ed Weiss, with LBJ directing the swap to please film magnates. Additional notes touch on China’s nuclear threats, Soviet missiles, and foot-and-mouth disease impacts in Europe.
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Washington
White House
Jack Valenti
Bill D. Moyers
Valenti
Johnson
Arthur Krim
United Artists
Democratic Party
LBJ
Ed Weiss
Paramount Pictures
New York State
Ted Sorenson
Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Lyndon
Sorenson
Bill Moyers
Krim
Weiss
Paramount
USA
Louis Nizer
Nizer
Blue Belt of Defense
Radion Malinovsky
Central Intelligence Agency
Thailand
Bonn
Agriculture Department
Europe
West
Germany
Switzerland
Netherlands
Ussr
Austria
Belgium
West Germany
Holland
Wichita Doctor Heads KMS Wichita Doctor Heads KMS
AP reports at the Kansas Medical Society 1966 convention the division of Institutional Management to be overseen by the State Board of Health. Dr. George I Gsell was chosen as future president with Dr. George A McClure installed as current president as Medicare policy raises questions of physician integrity.
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Wichita
Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Health
State Board of Social Welfare
George I. Gsell
George A. McClure
Topeka
John L. Morgan
Emporia
Leland Speer
Kansas City
Francis T. Collins
Jon L. Lattimore
McClure
Kansas
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E. Hackberry
Garden City Telegram
Yee Telegram Publishing Company
Tub Garden City
Bul Brown
Marvin Smith
Debe Frasier
Garden City
Winney
Lane
Scott
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Mat
Local
Drew Pearson
Revieee
Manuevers
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Walt Rostow
State Department
Central Intelligence
CLA
Dick Helms
Moyers
A-1
Czar
Red China
Cock Othe
Ort
KMS
Gist
Norris Drug Store
N. Main
Milton Motor Company
East Fulton
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